HP PhotoSmart C500 User Manual page 148

Flash with red-eye reduction
Infrared sensor
JetSend
LCD
Lens
Macro
Main batteries
Memory card
Menu
Menu button
HP PhotoSmart C500 Digital Camera User's Guide
A flash setting that reduces the occurrence of red-eye in photos of people or
animals. It does this by flashing twice.
An infrared transmitter and receiver on the front of the camera that is used to
send or receive photos between your digital camera and another camera, or a
printer with HP JetSend capability.
HP's fast, wireless technology that allows you to transfer photos from your
camera to a compatible printer or computer using infrared transmission.
Liquid Crystal Display. See "Color LCD" and "Status LCD."
One or more pieces of optical glass used for forming a sharp image.
A mode used for taking close-up photos of a subject.
The primary source of power for your digital camera when it is not plugged into
a wall outlet with an AC power adapter. The HP PhotoSmart C500 Digital
Camera uses three AA Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries.
The storage medium in a digital camera that holds the photos you have taken.
It is analogous to the film in a regular camera. The HP PhotoSmart C500
Digital Camera takes only Type 1 CompactFlash cards.
A list of options from which you can make selections to change the way your
camera operates. The HP PhotoSmart C500 Digital Camera contains several
menus that organize options by function.
The on/off button used to display or hide the camera menus on the color LCD.
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